The Best Solar Deal In Town
February 5, 2009
The new Federal Government’s increase to the solar hot water rebate to $1600 with no means test, gives all homes with an electric hot water system a real incentive to save and dramatically drop their energy costs. For as little as $1400 a home owner can have the popular 302L Thermosiphon installed and operating in less than a day.
The rebate, combined with Treasury forecasts of electricity price rises of between 17-24%, means there’s real incentive for householders to become more energy efficient. There hasn’t been a better time to invest in a solar water heater!
“This is heartening news not only for consumers, but also for local industry whose Head Office manufactures close by in Rydalmere, and of course, the environment” says Alistair Duncan the Director of Solahart Lower North Shore, based at the Eco Living Centre, 236 Victoria Road, Gladesville.
As the largest single power user in a home, water heating is also the home’s biggest contributor of household greenhouse gas emissions. Now the householder can increase the value of their home, reduce their power bills and help lower CO2 emissions.
The Federal Government rebates adds to the existing Renewable Energy Certificates (REC) and the NSW State Government rebate. “Overall, it’s a win-win for all. We are happy to give expert advice with a free site inspection to discuss the best option and to answer any queries. There has never been a better time to up-grade to a solar system” says Alistair.
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